125 TTJ 428 (Del) Rajiv Agnihotri v. CIT
137 TTJ 67Income Tax Appellate Tribunal#8746 most cited
What is 125 TTJ 428 (Del) Rajiv Agnihotri v. CIT authority for?
Revision under Section 263 of the Income Tax Act is not valid if the Assessing Officer has applied his mind to the facts and materials placed before him. A mere lack of elaborate discussion does not render an assessment order erroneous.
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Rajiv Agnihotri v. CIT · 125 TTJ 428 · Section 263 · revision · Assessing Officer applied mind · assessment order erroneous · lack of elaborate discussion